We all know that how we look is important when it comes to the way that we feel about ourselves. Everyone wants to feel good about how they look and confident in the way that other people perceive them.
If you're dressing on a budget, one of the most popular pieces of advice out there is to buy off-the-rack suits in the best fit you can get, and then take them to a tailor for custom adjustments.
But if you're really going to get any benefit out of having your suits adjusted, you need to know a little bit about tailors and the kinds of adjustments they can (and can't) make. You also need to know what a "good" fit actually looks like.
Tailors vary in skill and in how they communicate the work they're doing, so getting a suit adjusted is only going to deliver a good return if you can make your exact needs clear. Below, we give you an easy-to-follow rundown on how your suit should fit.
